FAQ About Indoor Fruit-Bearing Plants

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23 days ago | lila

What indoor conditions can stress fruit plants?

Indoor fruit plants can be stressed by various challenging conditions, including insufficient light, incorrect watering (over or under-watering), low humidity levels, and temperature fluctuations. Providing a stable environment with adequate light, warmth, and moisture can mitigate these stressors.

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